The results are in – how do you use social media?
The results from our survey into how chemistry teachers use social media
In the May issue of Education in Chemistry we asked you to tell us how you use social media as a chemistry teacher. Thanks to everyone who responded. This is already helping us to improve how we provide the information you need, when you need it.
It is really to interesting to know that 85% of you use some form of social media regularly, and that 78% use it to help support your teaching. Of those who don't, the reasons you gave included that you were worried about privacy and inappropriate content, it's not something you feel you need and it's a waste of time. The results we give here exclude those who said they don't use social media.
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